international congress

rome, 23-24 october 2021

angelicum congress center

under the patronage of

the congress

After carefully evaluating alternative options, the Board of Directors of the Opera Nazionale Montessori, held on July 9th 2020, has approved to postpone on 23-24 October 2021 the International Congress to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Maria Montessori. The Congress is promoted by Opera Nazionale Montessori (ONM), Association Montessori Internationale (AMI), Montessori-Pierson Publishing Company, Chiaravalle Municipality and will take place at the Angelicum Congress Center, located in the heart of Rome. Registration fee of Euro 280,00 is extended until 10 May 2021.

Italian and international speakers will focus on historical, scientific, pedagogical, philosophical and social aspects of thought and work of Maria Montessori. During the Congress will be presented the PRIN "Progetto di Rilevante Interesse Nazionale” 2017 on the topic “Maria Montessori from the past to the present. Reception and implementation of her educational method in Italy on the 150th anniversary of her birth".

€380

€ 280 Until May 10th 2021

partecipation in both days of

International Congress works
4 coffee breaks
2 lunches
simultaneous translation in English and Italian

From May 11th 2021 until seat availability € 380,00

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complete program

speakers

Alexander Mario Henny

Angeline Stoll Lillard

congress center

The Angelicum Congress Center is located in the historical centre of Rome just a few steps from the Colosseo and from the Fori Romani; from the palazzo del Quirinale, seat of the presidency of Italy; from Piazza Venezia; from the Colle del Campidoglio, seat of the Municipality of Rome and of the Basilica of Ara Coeli, with the gorgeous square designed by Michelangelo Buonarroti.

Thanks to its landscape record, the Angelicum has been choosen as ideal location for the International Congress, that will take place in the extraordinary hemicycle Auditorium - the Aula Magna "Giovanni Paolo II" - overlooking the sixteenth-century cloister from which you can access a lovely and green roof garden with mediterranean plants (and some benches for relaxing moments in the breaks of congressional work).